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Hospital's new X-ray centre opens
A new £3.5m X-ray centre with state-of-the-art scanning equipment is opened by Health Minister Edwina Hart.

Hope over 'quick' bird flu test
UK experts developing a testing machine for bird flu say it could save lives by cutting the time it takes to detect outbreaks.

Huge gap in world cancer survival
There is a huge variation in cancer survival rates across the world, an in-depth global study shows.

Rapid test for drug resistant TB
An international initiative aims to speed diagnosis and care of patients with multidrug-resistant tuberculosis in developing countries.

The polyclinic row - who's right?
The debate about polyclinics continues to rage. < p > To some they are the answer to the challenges facing the NHS in the 21st century, while others see them for the 21st century NHS, while others see them as a destructive force. < p > Who is right?

Electronics jobs may go to Poland
A company employing more than 160 people at a Bridgend electronics plant could move it to Poland.

Hospital £33m telemedicine boost
Hospitals in Wales are given nearly £33m to buy equipment such as X-ray and endoscopy machines.

Breath-test research for disease
Researchers at a university aim to create reliable breath-tests for diagnosing cancer, diabetes and other diseases.

200 jobs created at medical firm
Work is moving from California to north Wales with the expansion of a biotech firm at an old slate quarry.

GE abandoning $8bn medical deal
General Electric pulls out of an $8bn deal to buy the diagnostics arm of medical firm Abbott Laboratories.

Brown denies hospitals to close
Prime Minister Gordon Brown denies radical plans for NHS reform in London signal a programme of hospital closures across England.

Campbell warning on independence
Lib Dem leader Sir Menzies Campbell says the SNP needs to put independence & #34;out of sight & #34; to reach a coalition deal.

Jobs boost for Dundee tech firm
Dundee-based chemical company BB International says it will create 27 jobs in the city.

Waits for scan results 'too long'
Doctors, nurses and patients often face delays in getting X-ray and scan results, a report finds.

Blair's NHS speech
The text of Prime Minister Tony Blair's speech to the NHS Confederation on health service re-structuring.

Orange broadband hit by outages
Mobile firm Orange says it is experiencing a 'major national outage' of its broadband services.

Boots 'aims to host NHS clinics'
Chemist giant Boots aims to bring the NHS to the high street by siting GPs and hospital doctors in its stores.

Children missing out on HIV drugs
Just one HIV-positive child in 20 in developing countries receives the treatment they need, a report says.

Drug-related HIV rates 'soaring'
The number of HIV-positive drugs users who inject has reached its highest level for more than a decade.

Medical know-how boosts Cuba's wealth
Cuba gets a lift from biotechnology ventures, vaccine exports and the provision of health services to other countries.